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I agree with the "read editor" bit, but I should also mention that you can |
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pass -w to nano (or pico) and it will NOT wrap lines. (Which I believe the |
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install guide mentioned) |
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So, for example: |
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# nano -w /etc/fstab |
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-Jared H. |
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On Fri, 1 Feb 2002 jim@×××××.org wrote: |
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> On 1 Feb, Network Administrator wrote: |
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> > install went well but I get a couple of errors |
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> > When I boot I get a message: |
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> > Mounting local file systems |
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> > Mount: mount point 0 does not exist |
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> > |
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> > And when I shut down I get: |
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> > Swapoff: /dev/SWAP |
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> > no such file or directory |
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> Blame it on nano. It wraps lines (and it's not obvious it has done so). |
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> You need to go into fstab with a real editor (vi, emacs, etc) and fix |
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> them, the pass/dump values are wrapped to the next line. |
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> jim |
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Using the internet as it was originally intended... |
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for the further research of pornography and pipebombs. |
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